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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-07-29
WAR MING!

TN.fIS is to forbid all persons from trusting
L or harboring my wife, for l shall pay
none of her debts after this date.
LESLIE ALDRICH.
Island Pond, VT. July l6, 1887
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-07-29
BORN.

COLE. In Brighton, July %, Il son IL lbs.) t
Mr.. and Mrs. Albertus Cole.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-07-29
TAiNTOR'S
GUIDE-BOOKS.

Illustrated with Maps and wood
Cuts. Price 25 Cents Each by Mall.
CITY OF NEW YORK.
Containing Il description of and directions
for visiting the Public Buildings, etc. Street
iii ectOry, Tray eers' Directory, and Map OF
~ -' SEASIDE RESORTS
Atlantic Coast, from the st. Lawrence 10 the
Gulf.
HUDSON RIVER ROUTE.
New York to Vest Point. Catskill Mount
aims, Albany, Troy, Saratoga Springs, Lhl o
George, Lake Champan, Adirondacks, Mun-
trc;tl and Quebec
SARATOGA ILLUSTRATED. -' -
Guide to Saratoga Springs, with maps and
wood cuts. 7sf "''
ERIE RAILWAY ROUTE. t'r
New York TO Watkins Glen, Rochester,
Buffalo, Chautauqua, and Niagara Falls, via
Erie Railway. Nf|' tw'' Nf''' '"''''.
NEW YORK TOSARAT0GA, BUFFALO AND 81,
NIAGARA FALLS, IT,
Via Hudson river and New York 0entra q,
NEWPORT ROUTE. a.-" 'I" ~ =
New York to IIoston via Newport and Falls
River, descriptions of Newport ana NarFa- 81
j \ SEW Y0HK TowHITE MOUNTAINS. d ,.
,via N and Sew Haven and Connection r.
River r. K. te,..,., ssdrl .,...4.,..... u.u
otm NORTHERN RESORTS u..lo
x White Mountains. Lake Mcmphremagog,
Green Mountains, Lake Champlain, Sheldon,
Montreal and Thousand islands, l.si -.tI GALA
: TRANSATLANTIC COAL REGIONS
NGw York andPhiadelpha to Easton. Beth
lehein, Delaware, Water Cap, Manch Chunk,
,Sclihton, Harrisburg, WIlliinnsport ana Ell ffEt
tiuilsi. IN 80 it,,.t sIf..l. p.lt i,.9E ,,t- -g ~
new Y9Rk TO tlllLApELtHlA, bAL1f "D
.turtt4 tMptsh NM
!, ,.Contafnnga complete description of tho ~
Citytof Washington at lH 'rttH"' .'' Nj
5eu'a SARATOGA MINERAL WATERS. 80 '.'''
bpirGctions III using by W. .. STILLmAS,
mid. t,It. ito .,f
lodbe Gqfde5 sl8t, qosPaid on recfpt ofe5c, sqcA,
h FOR sale by Scwsdealels and booksellers. n,
Published by d cams t,ao,sa - ,atou aai
|TAINTOR BROTHERS ACCOMPANY, t'-a
lllaW lsand 20 Asor plaza Kew Yark ''l ,"-
tsf0t 1'9" '',''''''' '-'-'F 'l0'0' r. we "'t 90
pts H'F ''.'"' 't'1''' '''H'" en- .N h'" =
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-07-29
statesmen WANTED!

We are in want of few more good men to
canvass for the sale of choice nursery stock
To men who can make Il success of the bust
ness w can pay good salaries or commission
and i've perman nnt employment: We nave
many new and choice speclaltlCs Doth III the
fruitand ornam entail line which others do not
handle. Address at once with references
May brothers, Nurserymen,
Rochester, n. Y.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-07-29
LIBEL FOR DIVORCE.
STATE of VERMONT, DISTRICT of ESSEX, Sc
JAMES A. WlaSloW VS.. eEoR6iA A. Wlaslow.

WHEREAS James \ WInslow of Concord,
w in the Comfy of Essex and State of Ver-
ment on the 18th day of March 1887, filed IN
Essex County Clerks office Libel for Di-
yorce, alleging in substance that on the 18th
County of Essex and State of Vermont he was
duly joined in marriage to Georgia Rich OF
said Guildhall by Rev 5 f Cushman, a minis
ter of the Gospel duly authorized by the laws
of Vermont to solemniZe marriages, and that
since that time he has faithfully observed all
of the duties and obligations of the marriage
covenant. but that the said Georgia A Wins
low not Iegardlng her duty III that behalf has
at divers times and places committed the
crime of adultery with one Flandreau, a pre-
| tended physician from Brooklyn, \ Y, and
| with other persons to your petitioner UNI
known; and further alleging that the said
| Georgia A Wnslow from the 18th day of July
| 1879 to the 18th day of September 1885 contin-
ually treated yonr petitioner with intolerable
| severity rs by said petition on file appears
and THAT he has not lived nor cohabited with
| her since September Ii, 1885. and praying that
| the bond of lnatrim0ny between HIM and the
said Georgia y Wilslow may be dissolved,
and u bill of div orce granted unto him.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-07-29

And it appearing that the said Georgia A
Winslow is without this State, SO that sub
poena cannot be served on her, il is ordered
that the Li5ellant cause the Libellee to be
notified of the tendency of this Libel for Di-
vOrce by publishing the substance OF said
petition together with this order tiIee weeks
successiv ely in the Essex County Herald,
newspaper printed ut Island Pond in said
County, the last of which publications. shall
be ut least six weeks previous to the next
session of Essex County Court to be holden
at Guildhall, within and for tho County of
Essex. on the third Tuesday of September
1887, of which time and place the said GeorSiI
Winslow is hereby notified and summoned
to appear and answer to said Libel and abide
the orders and decree which shall be made
tn herein.
Dated at Guildhall in said County of Essex
this 18th day of July 1887.
CHARLES Il. BENTON, CLERK.
GEO. n. DALE, Atty for Libelant.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-07-29

Hanover Crackers always giv1 sati
faction.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-07-29

You will find during the month OF
July only or until sold out
294 Volumes 81 80 Books at NOc each.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12
List Of Catalogue Premiums.

SIlEEP-C0TSWoLD
Buck Lamb. T. G Patty,
Eve, / yr and over, do
Eve Lgnb. do
Buck md 2 ewes, do
sOUrHDowNS,
Buck. / yr and oyer, lst, Z. &. Patty,
I'd. j. X Cuckre,l.
Eve, ! VI and over, Il. {. Patty.
Eve lamb. do
Back and 2 ewes, r. c. Patty lst, J.
II. Cocsrcll.
Special prem. NY NJ. Mahorncr of
Angora buck tor best trio Of thorough
bred sheep, awarded to II. &. Patty.
swISE--BERKsHIRE.
Boar, l y. and over, T. S. Borgess.,
Boar under l year, do
Sow, / year and over, II. w. Dant.
zIer u Go. LIST. 4. 5. BOggcss Cd.
Sow under ! year, M. G. Hambrick,
Let premium, 7. s. Boggcss second.
Pr Pigs. under 6 months, N. Scales.
swINE-SwEEPsTAKEs.
best boar oi any nge or breed, L. .
Bogyess.
Sow and litter, not less than 5 pigs,
any breed, Geo G. Pagan.
GOATS.
Best pr An2ora goats. N MahorncI
IL. I.anrclot Minor I'd
Judges W. p. Spowden, Z. " Tho.
ms. tlarke l., WIS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12
For Congress

Nf"v rftn" tri"nds rf Cant. .iyurs
". JaW,soH III consistent with l.i. en-
yagem'n'.l wonIh he pleased to have
ii,m ,n their Representative In the
NIX, Fvssrral Gangr.r.. Csplj wuisor
!, 'u.N abtcasi oI NAG tihacs and pos,
v. a, {, I ~. int iaa.ilg al,I Important
,laeitians of the day .Aat might arise
aa: hr.br asht before :aai august As.
.en,h,v.
t.s,t. Jamiaon is . s,aunrh nmn,
cra; and Ne. the srii,y and The firm.
.iiees 10 aisura'a nnlt hose incaourc,
and acls tia, won.a rciuuni Ia IL,
houor Aid hest interest al our cnmnn,
country Daring Capt ami.pn's re.
ia"nm " Tennessee, he was n renre
tentative from Rutherford COuuty I,
ne Leg ,sis,ure ''of ihui State. Tor
nsaLer oi ears, and &c highly wcr'
hb' srrN'ces appreciated ,hat he wa
reiarned ~ tbs nosition over al hi
onpop"nts and they were amnny lii
,nost gi''od snd talrntcd men OF III.
District IA whih he resided.
Our ,oan,ry at Ills time needs IL
htst men to tight hey battles. Com
forward, Carialr. nDi give rs vaHr III
20 ,'is vr.at siynt thar IL soop 10 com
m. Esspsd Ia the ell OF yoaf couii
~ and si,c her and his hr0ad land O
oars the hrncIit OF your influence an
services. OLD NoxuBRE
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12
Tndispensable to the Toilet.

Darbys Prophylactic Fluid cures
hating, cruptions and inflammation Of
nil kinds: cures innamrd or sore eyes;
relieves pains from bites or stin2N OF
insect, aud sore feet DESTROYS MI faint
a. rcr.riration or offensive smell from
The feet or amy part Of 'hc body clean
.ns md vhi,rus the skin. Used rs II
dcntitricc it purilies the breath; pre-
serves the teeth and cures t%ooihache;
sore gums and cankcr. A little of the
Fluid in the water used in bathing is
very refreshing aud especially bcncii-
rial to the sick,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12

7 have used a bottle of Marsdcu's
po.,rral Balm banded me by n friend
and found il most eMcacious for cure
of Group in my family. ] recommcnd
an households TO keep this valuable
remedy on band during the winter
and spring seasons.
WILLIAM JOHNSON.
Meridian, Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12
Saturday. Nov. -, 1887.

The derision Of the supreme Court
rua,l.rr adverse Que il the ilsmIl
., rN,r rnA ,Iudgc Cooper AMI Chan
cllos cpton's rulings stand affirmed
he rycnlar trial on the merits of the
- ANl Me- nrHi in nrllrr.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12

Pop Cora, lst Geo iIauenstein, ID Mas
Katie May.
Corn in stalk, Isl Mrs VI Z McCarl,y, %
IT Mcclure.
Corn. Ga. Red uoa, Isl; J VArG'agc. ~ !.
l. Cole.
Red Clavcr, Il c Patty.
L~espcde4a, 7 Coir.
'BcrmuGa, + y Cole.
Chicken Corn, X" Patty.
Native Grass, il c Patty
Most numerous variety Of grasses. \ W
Dsntzlnr Il Ca,
Ola s ZINE ARTS.
Landscape in Oil, Mrs y y Rogers.
Fl,wetS In oil, Isl Miss Lacy Ri,cs, II
Mrs Nm Ro"cge.
Other design in Oh, Mrs X Patty.
Etching on linen with thread, 1T Mrs "
& Augustus, "a Mis-, Pearl Allen,
Display Of ponman1hip, Miss Minnie IT,
slcn, ~ Fred Iiolhec;.
Display Painting .o. China or Porcelain.
Mss Edua HGsl,
Display Of Painting on China or Porce-
lain By una5aY:,aa lady, Nil. Sallir Phillip.
Article Scroll saving, Fred lIoiherg.
Drawing IN trlyon. 1t Miss Matte
Griggs, u Ms. >a.lic Fhilips
'''"' - NA'''''e' ""! ""' "
"F'sss'
CLASS l!.--XEPHTt WORK, BED
QUILTS &c.
"Sp''' ".''' VIZ, ~
,'''''7' " song
1850,
N'~'r'' W. "+N
Sofa CushloD or Canvass, i,,Mis. shadi.
Ausu,tas, - Mrs ) tyson,
Card b9aTA WorA f.; Hna u Mr. SD Ty'
son.
Crazy "G.s S1!- In,a!aa, Mic. VIVA
Taliaie:r'.
Crochetel Lace, Mr. u .cngstrcct.
Knitted Lace &c Is; and n, Nrs NJ L
Lohgstfcrt.
kpittei L"cg IN cotton, !at sEa y Mrs N
Is Longstrlrt.
silk Patchwork, Crazy Gust, Miss II
O'Neill.
Silk K%aii"Gos 'le Guilt, Mrs Anu.
Beasley.
Cotton Bed Qy''i, j., N>iJ L?5comh
I'd Mrs K toG.a..
Woolcp Bed Qul,, -; MIN ! Bea.ley
I'd Mrs ln'c Ford.
Lace Pillow 5h@r.b. Ni--Snsd,t .Ansa.;ut
knitte lied Spread. I:s Il \ Miaos.
Crochc.ei BED Spr-a!, Miss Shade Au
gustus,
Fancy BcI Cover, Mrs " r Aggu tus.
CLASS ur~DuNrSrrC NEEDLE YORK
ct,
10y ~ W.
% ,r ., =.
~ '"
" u~, Co.. w,.,.
'r'.' '
"''o''' :,
ope''"'" y
nuns , -,
A'rasehs ''n"'''"t'F' !" ""F NN'
"',ss', ~ "'' ,,, u
s''s hih"Fo''e'y' lei MES 1'S'' '"' -
"'eN ''H',''
oheh'hc s''lu' ','"'S' -'> n''''' "'es'
~ h'7' ~ "''
worse -" '"H.''' ~ BIS , : I"A
'oru' % 49, ''H'' 'r'''n', .
pF-'''' ."'"' ''"" '""''''' q"
MISS 't''e ha! Soo.,
hafr ""'si IS Az u ) ''"h ''''A' =
MISS E'sIGt h1't'
""A "o'N' ''S' 1'-'' '''
Miss Mary Holman.
Rug Carpet, hrS N Aahornor,
Embroidered Door Weight, Mrs Pat
Hearth Rug homemade Mrs ; { Short
Crochet or Knitting Bon hrssDANso'
Wooden Hose Knit. hnne.maar. Isl an
ei Mrs Jacob lIolherg.
Wooden ~half-hs,e, Sut, hvmc.male, i
Mrs w y Augustus, "a Sir. 5 D Tyson.
Wool.n gloves l.t Mrs 5 y TYSON. :
Mr.. E,nui, K,,np
nos. -, uxulo.vmu 81 n;
1911
w. n'v"''' o.r., ,,,,
nai'-''oS'' 's' MIS- Se'"' ~ "
WI'sr'
puson. I'd IT. Cotton.
nu'.' - ,n',,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12

II looks Ike some OF The extreme
Radicals wca,i !iSo IN fire the South
an ,car," ir'o anothc: lirt!e ahltens'
y~...s." tvt .hr SoH'h is not anvi"ns
-, plc,.r that little rrmnan; ct the
NJ, BITTERNESS, by taking mgrh noti'e
# :hrir sr,cupt to disturb the re'''
ions Of lur section I" the NoNofh'
u,ut These fellows would rather
.r,sk NJ the onion to-day than would
he S~outRgrt ,,rarlr.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12

Undue cxposurc 10 cold winds, rain
sbJ!ght light er malaria. may bring on
3una'pwafion and soreness of the eyes.
Or, >. n. Mri.ean'e strengthening Eve
Sake will subdue the Inflammation.
..vol and surthe the nerves. and
tf%-rnsD,cH weak aud failing Eye
Sight. eh rrnf. = box.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12

Take Marsdcn's Pc 'toral Balm for coughs
Take Mars,lcn's Pcctorai Balm for COLTS.
Take Mar.dcn's p ectoral Balm for Group.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12

Tie fuUr anarrAi-is, Parsons, tIS'
.1.qr. E.ascl aaa Spies were hung yes
ncrlay. There was no demonstration
,rh the men met their tate with what
might hn called ieroism under other
circumstances lingg blew out his
,rs.N. ai'h q dynamite caF'Fii3" DC
,,rp tine tqy # execution, aud ochWa'
anti N,illcp had ihe!r sentences COM
united rs Imprisonment for lie oF
toy. Oglcsby. None Of the me exc
,u,eti ~ould pcrmi, the assistance OF
fle clergyman on the scaiold.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12
PRESERVES, PICKLES, sc,

EhiANi-lA -
! Judges. Mrs l. f Talaierro, WITS W
Dent. Mrs f. Il Miner.
For best article Of Honey, Mrs Ia y
Ferguson. =,
For best Jar Peach Preserves, Isl
Mrs : NJ Iron. 2i Mrs re Patty.
For best Jar Crab Apple Preserves
MIRA " II Ho@Ir. 81
For best Pear Preserves ist Mrs NJ
! lriun, "a Miss Virginia Cole.
FOR best Ci,ron preserves. ~ Mrs l.
4 Ferguson. ID Miss Virginia Cole
Fl" Preserves, l., Ms re Patty, I'll
Mrs W II Boyle.
blackberry preserves, Mrs re Patty
Annie Preserves, Mr., Il { Patty,
Glass Apple Jelly, Isl Mrs re Fat
". "a Miss Virginia Cole.
Peach Jc.ly. 1T Mrs L { Patty M
Miss Virginia Cole, q,
Crane, jelly. 1T MIS- K { Patty "a
Miss Virginia Cote. =,
Pear Jelly ist M!ss' irginIa Cole "a
Mrs II c Patty. q,
Plum jolly. Isl Mis-, Belle llaygood,
"a Mr., " II EoGlr.
Biarkbrrr, Jelly, Mrs II J'n''y.
Jar Sour pirk!"s. Miss Virginia Cole
Sweet Pickles Miss Belle Hay@ood.
Chow Chow Mr., NJ L I%lamhrick,
Pint Vinegar, Mrs Della peupree'
Brandy Peaches, Miss Virginia Coo,
Best display of Catsup, Mrs II c
Patty, I'd Mrs N { l!amhritk,
Bc.t display Of Pickles, Preserves
&C., Mrs Il G Patty.
Best display of Canned Goods in
Glass. 1st Mrs \ II Harrison 2nd Mrs
$ N Iiion.
Zig Belly. Mrs re Patty.
Best two bottles Muscuo!inc Wine.
Mrs \ II Harrison.
Best two bottles Blackberry "inc
lat Mrs n II Harrison, "a Mrs A Tr-
son.
Best two bottles Dew Berry Wine
it Mrs y II Harrison, 2d Mrs : NJ
lrion.
Best two hotties Grape Wine, ii
Mrs } liolherg. "a Cites Ware.
/ Jlr Peach MaTnaladc. Mrs K pHtl!
, Jar Pear Marmniade. Mrs Patty
CLASS VI-CHILDRENS DISPLAY
PLAIN SEWING.
Display Plain Sewing by hand. LIST Mis-
| pelia S~nowden, ID Miss Pearl Ferguson.
Article Plain Sewing. tst Miss Ida u Par
san, I'd Miss tIilda Colbert.
Display work, greatest variety, Miss Ey
Snowdcn.
Patch work Quit, ist Miss Kaic .iusu.
.ns. ~ Miss Ssllic Stone,
Patchwork Sofa Cushion, Mis-. Annie Au
grlstns.
bi-play Crochet Work, lst Miss Florcnc
Long, 81 Miss Pearl Ferguson.
Article crochet Work, lst Miss Alice Ma
81 M I'm poty.
Article zephyr Work. Isl Nh, Eva Snow
den, "a Miss Florrnye Lons.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rustic Picture Frsne. Fred lEolbrrg.
Collection 0f Minerals. Miss Edna Bash.
Display SIR CnGo0u4, Miss Emma Thorn
i1n.
Display Si!& Worm Eggs, Bcnnie Bog
CESS.
Display bird egg, Fred ilciherg,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12

The recent -'crttoIis are al oncn graf
ifying anl assuring to the Democracy
1T he younlr", The administration
., President Cleveland Is cmpha'ira!'l
.unoryp,l III advance o! the genera
election aud GesRrcs us oi It's oontina
nee for another fonr years. The ply
ntal State Of New York, nolw:Ihstand
inr the nAmc at Gen, Grant wac
brought to bear in the person Of biz
sou, 20 Ropnhlicanizc it, II has gone
uenocraHc hy such u decided vote Al
10 leave NO doubts tor Me future. An
Ntbcr Gratifying feature il The 'Nf
elections is TIC ToUt Of Malone Aht
Ii. athpgrnt, AMI the Wheeling OF Nlr'
,.inis into tie Democratic Live st
pronjt,, and decidedly. Wo can If
.,r,: 10 spare Ohio 81. Il is 10 los, Mf
l,rpuhiicans seeming TO hATe 9 TIC
,rn,c on ,No State. The o!t,cc eIcc'
Irons VIII be notei elsewhere, and "rt
nOite ~ favorable rs cor!d hc expect
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12

4 r~iiriaus feature Of American rIri-
il4sirr, is permanently displaced IN
TIE huau,. aila uyaijNna accorded 10
,hn ptilc hghtcrs and others Of that
class Tor distinction in masru,ay
sr.icymtn:s Of Il brutal character. L
a.un. i,.at Drawn IS quite ne conspic.
,,n,,s ~ brain in dividing the homage
~ m" rnrIic not only N our own conn.
nv hut in England whcrn John SutIi,
,.n has lately landed, welcomed BY
cheers from Thousands OF English
,'roars, Nc veritqhle hero. We SPEAK
hfthn S~nsnish huil.hghts rs harbarons
tu, they are not whit more discred
liable than the mGnling aud hruisiDg
If men IL the ,jf.Lc.fibgs Of our owl
,rluirt for n,Oncy sui fame, IL
France We hear IT nothing like prize
Hmi.is. though a'hlc.ic sports Ola NOR,
hr,naIic cha acl"r are common, mi III,
ireu,h people are rot half so pugua'
c.ouss " thair Eu dish. ncighbors, ap,
we have iA.er,.ed TO q glea. cyttnt
the ci,aracierio,,cs Of the latter Ii ",
wi-'. fur muscular development sure
J. there are much more harmless mr,h,
nis to accomplish IL, than by these dis
graceful exhibitions, where r.rn ar,
hrni.e! an' Tanglca uD,i, they lost
,..t leas, seHh,"nce TO = human being
We wpsla prefer the glalia;orial *
h.hI,iDns Gf sncioni isolje 10 the mo,i
Urn prize fight.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12

Tie un!urtanAte speech OF genera
Henry ,J,rkson 81 Macon. ga, Ets
,,,Ycrd TIE South again on i..r dttrn.
>.ye N ropcI,in3 The a',acks Of the eN'
,ra,uo l,nlica,s Np the loyalty 81 our
lfop'r. i|,o ..on"it is, il VII have IL
effect Oh maay Democrats "Eo are
va, even vet wei, aware q! :ht tempe!
hiti!r Southern people, Ent Their rcia
'ingst to the Government. Even N'D
,,.r,a. II h:s snncrh vt t'o'NNhu5,
pa!o lately, wh"n questioned N IRE
cs-l ~ his oninion about iachsnn's
eprc,i, w"n,d no, commNt 'iri,uIt, nud
r"ma-sca he ia0 ho,hilE AZ my ABOUT
it.. la il.r!l ti!o rteCGn AI!VIh.s ~
n".t;lg, ana * ,ooScI NJ n by h.
s ';herr people" aw"r" ,":SolG. *
rrt>.ini. rC oN't'm"r!. which tN"r
p~pi,,.tr endorse OF s1rr TOR Hrt' ~ such
w.. .,Ay4n 81 Gu.bi il viii O1 .tt"p!'t
ii. t;.r t1uH.frn, nvdocEacy of the
North.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12

Dr. J II, Mclean. Chins and
CnT' : scntle in action, ami '" NV.
ed II certain cure. % ctn,. var
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12
CLASS VI-CHlLDRENS DISPLAY
PLAIN SEWING.
MI~SgEELANENiS

Rustic Picture Frsme. Fred lEolbrrg.
Collection 0f Minerals. Miss Edna Bash.
Display SIX Coco0C4, Miss Emma Thorn
to!.
Display Si!k Worm Eggs, Bcnnie Bog
CESS.
Display bird egg, Fred ilcih"rg,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12

For ,r,t article Dairy hni;cr' hS ,'
l,ss than three rnund>' N'' = "
Gr,gss and Mr., Il Harper ted
Fur hest ~urt;rle t~iFann'a;r,t pN,,'I 1
moi irs. man iatae pound. Mrs I
tisrro",
For hest article Cr' amer, u"l,rr,
NO, les than three pounds, River Sue
Creamery.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12

Pr PIynrnth Rocks. lNTT Patty.
2d Mrs RI f'atil.
Pr WvTrtal;e,. Mrs EanHa' Harr''
son, Cd " re Patty.
Pr Wya1dnitcs and III, maUth Rock
! crossed, Nr, Il Patty.
Pr L.an.shan. ~ Mrs 4 E Fatty, ~
TT PATTY.
Pr Ban ANS, lst Bonnie Boggcss "a
W NJ lurcs
Pr. Er.uzc Turkeys, lst " NJ Jones
III VIM French,
Pr Common Turkeys, W NJ Jones
Pr Wcd India Ducks, lSt W " re-
tcrson. Il " VI Jones. ~,
Pr. Pcltn Ducks, Isl " II boyle, "a
TT Pats.
Pr Pu,d'c gray ducks, Isl Mrs Il 1
| Patty. slMrs " VI jones.
Pr. Puddle black ducks, iSt Mrs Ii
Patty.
Pr. Mucnvv ducks, " VI Jones.
Pr Geese, White China. Isl and "a
Mrs II CPa,tv, -,
Pr Geese, Toulouse, lat and .na "
NJ Jones.
Common Geese. isi Mrs II { Patty,
Pr. Blue Geese " " Peterson.
Pr Emblem Geese, W NJ jones.
Pr Whic Guinea fowls, Mrs h'
Patty.
largest display OF poultry by one
exhibitor Is, W NJ Jones, I'd Mrs ~
Patty. ,,,,
For best display Of same, ist W Nj
Jones, % Mrs 4 { Patty.
Spccklsd Gaince Fowls, NrShCf"'-
ty. w,
White Crested bla4k Polish, " N
Jones. -,
Pr. Pea Fowls, Isl " NJ Jones, ~
Mrs Il Patty,
Brahmas crossed, " VI Jones.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12
GRAIN

Bes; Oats, any variety, lst J LGrisg', ID
II A Archer.
Oats, red rust proof. tst 5 VI Irion, 2tJL
Griggs.
Corn any %vayiety Bnrfttt, 7 AMcta,"AiI.
Corn, Common Field, 1,t II Hunter, Il l.
l. Cole,
Corn, yellow Robert G Patty.
Corn in ear. - ears, common field, ISL
Y Campbell, ~ \ Cash.
Pop Cora, Isl Geo llaucnstein, ID M!'S
Katie May.
Corn in .taiA, Isl Mrs VI Z McCaTlty, ID
J 7 Mcclure,
Corn. Ga. Rcd Uoa, !s;J TMrC'ayc, ~ l.
l. Cole.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-02-19

\ skating costume admirably adapted to
MISS, and young ladies is Of dark green cloth
trimmed with gray aStrachan. The founda-
ton skirt is bortIcred with "A four inch band
Of plush Tho cloth skirt above this is scant
in front but fuller at the sides and back, and
has sx-inch band of the nstrachan at the
foot The long draperies pointed IN front
aud square mt the back, are bordcred with
the astrachan The jaunty jacket hnS also
band, Of astracban set about the neck and
upon the fronts and lower edges, and double
row Of buttons and tailor finished pockets
complete the stylish effect. A turban shaped
cap Of the cloth, with facing Of astrachnn
and fur ponpOns as trimmings, and cloth
mutt with asiraclan ends AMI orHamonted
with ribbon bows, should b. worn with this
rastufup
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-02-19
Fairy Lamps.

Tho fairy lamps introduced during tho
present season have gained great popularity.
These lamps arc mounted in clear, cut crystal,
pearl glass, ivory finished glass, and in va
rious fancy patterns, They are small cups
holding candles, about two inches In diameter
and nearly two inches long One candle VIII
burn all night The cup is set in saucer OK
fancy glass and covered with dome shaped
shadc having an opening in the top, These
lamps are specially adapted for nurseries or ior
inyalidS rooms, the light being quite sufficient
TO enable one 10 go about and without glare'
smoke or danger. They are inexpensive IN
most Of the patterns. Others are OF cut or
tine fancy glass and are OF course moro costly.
Sometimes these fairy lights are used on
the dinner table, one being placed between
two plates There is just now something OF
rage in the fashionable world for Individual
lights, of ne kind or another, on the dinner
table. For this purpose come miniature
LAMPS with fancy bowls and colorcd shades.
Then there are tiny candlesticks OF silver
brass, copper, or wrought iron, one Of which
is placed at each guests plate.